Test 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What type of contraction occurs in the quadriceps

A

Eccentric

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2
Q

ATP is required for what during muscle contraction

A

Muscle relaxation only

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3
Q

Smooth muscle:

A

Found in walls of most internal (hollow) organs

Contraction/ relaxation

Digestive tract is an example

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4
Q

Order of fiber recruitment

A

1, 2a, 2x

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5
Q

Which ion is most important for depolarization

A

Sodium

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6
Q

Of membrane potential changes from -70 to -55 what will happen

A

An action potential will occur

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7
Q

What are 3 muscle types

A

Smooth, skeletal and cardiac

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8
Q

Sensory impulses that result in subconscious control of posture are in what part of the brain

A

cerebellum

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9
Q

Cardiac muscle

A

Only found in heart

Involuntary

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10
Q

General sensory input from muscles and joints is processed in the

A

Parietal lobe

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11
Q

Which of the following is it associated with the sympathetic nervous system

A

Bronchodilation

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12
Q

Type 1 muscles fibers are

A

Fatigue resistant

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13
Q

If someone is having sobriety test trouble..

A

Cerebellum

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14
Q

At rest which neuron ion gates are open

A

Calcium

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15
Q

If the net effect of all graded potentials is hyperpolarization what will occur

A

Nothing will occur

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16
Q

What is the correct order of contraction events

A
  1. T-Tube AP
  2. Calcium released
  3. Cross bridge cycling occurs
  4. Calcium gathered in
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17
Q

Skeletal muscles are

A

Voluntary

Moves skeleton

18
Q

When the sarcolemma depolarizes which ion is involved

A

Sodium

19
Q

What type of ion channel is found only on axons

A

Ligand regulated sodium gates

20
Q

Which motor unit will be recruited first and why

A

The motor unit with the smallest motor neuron due to SIZE PRINCIPLE

21
Q

Why does a sarcomere that is too short or too stretched produce less force?

A

Not as many cross bridge cycling can form

22
Q

What type of rate coding will produce the most force

A

Tetanus

23
Q

Where do the highest levels of thought and perception occur

A

Cerebral cortex of the Gray Matter

24
Q

A motor unit with a neuron:fiber ratio of 1:20 will be innervating what?

A

Tensor tympani muscle of the ear drum

25
Q

Muscle glycogen is found where

A

Sarcoplasm

26
Q

Which group of hormones exerts metabolic and cardiovascular effects during exercise?

A

Catecholamines

27
Q

Which of these is a consequence of low plasma volume

A

Heart strain increases

28
Q

How many hormones does the anterior pituitary secrete?

A

6

29
Q

The primary purpose of ADH is to promote what?

A

Water retention

30
Q

Aldosterone release leads to what

A

Sodium retention followed by, water retention.

31
Q

For a given plasma concentration, hormone effectiveness can be altered by the

A

Number of cell receptors

32
Q

An example of a target call for glucagon would be

A

Liver cells

33
Q

Norepinephrine concentrations increase at ______ exercise intensity and epinephrine concentrations increase at ______ exercise intensity.

A

Moderate, high

34
Q

As exercise increases in duration, insulin levels _______ and glucagon levels ______.

A

Decrease, increase

35
Q

The posterior pituitary is controlled by what?

A

Hypothalamic nerve signals

36
Q

T3 and T4 are responsible for all of the following except

A

Inhibiting protein synthesis

37
Q

An increase in plasma osmolality is the stimulus for release of…

A

Aldosterone

38
Q

Why do plasma glucose concentrations start to decline after prolonged endurance exercise

A

Glycogen stores are depleted

39
Q

Renin is released when the…

A

Kidneys sense low blood volume and pressure

40
Q

As the rate of lipolysis increases…

A

Cellular FFA uptake increases

41
Q

Nonsteroid hormones are characteristically

A

Amino acid / protein based